Comments Thread For: Alvarez Eyes December Return: Kovalev, Bivol or Stevenson Next?

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WBO light heavyweight champion Eleider Alvarez (24-0, 12 KOs) is riding high after last Saturday's huge victory over Sergey Kovalev in Atlantic City. Down on all three of the official cards, Alvarez changed around the entire fight with a huge right hand that sent Kovalev down. And then two more knockdowns finished Kovalev off.
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It will be interesting to see how Kovalev reacts to this loss. Will he exercise his rematch clause, move on to an easier fight, or retire?

[Rip Chudd]

Stevenson isn't a realistic option. He wouldn't fight him before, he won't now

[CinderelliMan]

Stevenson isn't a realistic option. He wouldn't fight him before, he won't now

My thoughts exactly

[Mammoth]

Stevenson isn't a realistic option. He wouldn't fight him before, he won't now

Stevenson vs Gvozdyk in November I think

[FinitoxDinamita]

Kovalev was doing good until he got caught so all this talk of him being mentally shot by ward , i dont believe it.

Kovalev rematch or Bivol sounds good

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The world is yours, chico.

[SugarRaRobinson]

Kovalev was doing good until he got caught so all this talk of him being mentally shot by ward , i dont believe it.

Kovalev rematch or Bivol sounds good

Who cares what u believe. Bottom line is Ward was the first one to introduce Kov to punch-drunkenness.

And since some chins r like old Cadillac’s (never the same after that first real problem)
Kov is from here on out gonna be much more easily prone to KO’s

I call it the Chad Dawson effect

[MrFynest]

Definitely won't be Stevenson. He's held his title hostage ducking him for years. Now even less of a reason to want to fight him.

[Nomadic]

Who cares what u believe. Bottom line is Ward was the first one to introduce Kov to punch-drunkenness.

And since some chins r like old Cadillac’s (never the same after that first real problem)
Kov is from here on out gonna be much more easily prone to KO’s

I call it the Chad Dawson effect

No boxer is the same after absorbing what he did against Ward. Those were some thundering shots to the chin.